scope
#2
RE: scope
I just called Cabelas and asked. I was told that Cabelas actually makes their own scopes. Its not a Bushnell or BSA with Cabelas name on it. They have a new scope out for MLs. I guess they are trying to keep up with the Nikon Omega. Its called the Powderhorn Muzzleloader Scope. $99.99. That seems like a low price but I know a few folks that have Cabelas scopes and they say that they work just fine.
#3
RE: scope
I know some people on this forum have them and like them. But I have been bitten way too many times by cheap products and now, with most things, I live by the old adage "You get what you pay for". So I bought a Nikon.
#4
RE: scope
POWERFISHER.....I was told by the store guy the same as you were told on the phone.
SW......I agree 100% but they looked nice at the store.
I plan on ordering from Natchez another omega
SW......I agree 100% but they looked nice at the store.
I plan on ordering from Natchez another omega
#5
RE: scope
I know some people on this forum have them and like them. But I have been bitten way too many times by cheap products and now, with most things, I live by the old adage "You get what you pay for".
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RE: scope
ORIGINAL: SWThomas
I know some people on this forum have them and like them. But I have been bitten way too many times by cheap products and now, with most things, I live by the old adage "You get what you pay for". So I bought a Nikon.
I know some people on this forum have them and like them. But I have been bitten way too many times by cheap products and now, with most things, I live by the old adage "You get what you pay for". So I bought a Nikon.
I recently went to Cabelas and looked at scopes for a Disc Extreme. I was quite impressed with the Nikon Pro Staffs. Read a lot of reviews and opinions on these scopes, and ended up buying a new 2-7x32 on-line for $110 shipped. What a great scope, and a tremendous value.
#7
RE: scope
Many years ago, a friend bought a rifle from Cabela's and it came with a Pine Ridge Scope. After he tried what he felt should work, he came to my house and wanted to see why his load would not shoot straight. I shot about five shots and suspected the scope to be no good. So I pulled the Pine Ridge Scope and shot with his open sights. It was not the rifle that had the problem. I had a cheap Bushnell in the house, so I mounted that on his rifle and he shot a 1-1/2 group at 50 yards with it before he left. He sent the scope back in and got me another Bushnell.
Now I am not saying all Pine Ridge scopes are bad. I have heard of others that got Pine Ridge scopes and had great luck with them. And I once got a Bushnell Banner in and it would not sight it. So perhaps there is a chance with the cheaper end scopes you can get a bad one. I guess that happens. I have not owned a Cabela's but I heard they were made in China. (which is not the end of the world either)
Now I am not saying all Pine Ridge scopes are bad. I have heard of others that got Pine Ridge scopes and had great luck with them. And I once got a Bushnell Banner in and it would not sight it. So perhaps there is a chance with the cheaper end scopes you can get a bad one. I guess that happens. I have not owned a Cabela's but I heard they were made in China. (which is not the end of the world either)
#8
RE: scope
ORIGINAL: cayugad
I have not owned a Cabela's but I heard they were made in China. (which is not the end of the world either)
I have not owned a Cabela's but I heard they were made in China. (which is not the end of the world either)
However, lately I have paid the extra cash and bought Leupolds. Latest aquisition was an Ultimate Slam for my new Knight Vision and love it. Clear, clear, and clear!!! But then again I did did break down and go cheap and bought aSimmons 6-18x40mmfor my CZ .17 HMR and love the performance of it. It also is clear and I am more then satisfied. Sometimes six of one and half dozen of another.